When 2items sold 1at profit nd another at loss then there is always a loss % nd (x/10) square is formula so in ur sum if we do (10/10) square then only we will get the answer that is 1
Sir in first question cp is 200 then coming profit or loss percentage is correct.but in second question cp is 500,you take only 210 then how cp's are same.then coming profit or loss percentage is correct sir
Dear sir..please help me to clear my doubt in second problem....given sp is 5000 and here we take cp as 10..how can we equate 10 with actual cp......again why we cant try this problem with successive percentage method??
Sir u r shortcuts are really helpful. But I know one formula as ( loss% × profit% )/100 to find the loss % or profit % . In the second que I get 6% as loss% by the above formula. But your ans got different ... which one is correct
Nice sir! For English medium Banking exams videos, I believe Vidya Guru sessions are the best source. I never found such a nice explanation at any other youtube channel.
A business man sold one third of his merchandise at a loss of 10%. At what percent of Gain he should sell the remaining goods to gain 10% on the whole? Please give me with detailed explanation
Sir we taken 2nd que. S.P is 56 Of two factors are 8*7=56 Then smaller factor is 7...So, Ans is 70 ...& 14*4=56 Ans is 40..,HOW WE WILL TAKE TWO FACTORS...??Sir
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Second type of question can be solve more easily by using formula r square divided by 100then it will be 1 percent loss
yess..it direct shortcut...sir used very lengthy way.
When 2items sold 1at profit nd another at loss then there is always a loss % nd (x/10) square is formula so in ur sum if we do (10/10) square then only we will get the answer that is 1
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Lengthy for second question( common loss or gain %/10)square
a+b+((ab)/100)
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Because in such type of question when there equal rate of profit and loss then there is always overall loss😊😊
Very coherent strategy, I appreciate it
In the second method, if we take 100 as the cost price then answers coming are different. Why 10 was taken and not 100?
why should the have a diff of 10
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Sir in first question cp is 200 then coming profit or loss percentage is correct.but in second question cp is 500,you take only 210 then how cp's are same.then coming profit or loss percentage is correct sir
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Part 2
1st sum
Formula: X^2/100
10^2/100
=1 %
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Sir why did u take 2 and why not 12? Is it because those 2 factors are related to the one of the formulas, if so, what are they?
What is difference between before video (some problems) duration 13 minutes and this video why can't apply for both
Does it work only for even number what if s.p. is 25
Dear sir..please help me to clear my doubt in second problem....given sp is 5000 and here we take cp as 10..how can we equate 10 with actual cp......again why we cant try this problem with successive percentage method??
Sir what to do when we have 3 percentage ratios,??
SIR, Does this method only apply for this kind of questions or any
If selling price is same and same % profit or loss ...then x²/100 simple🤗
for part-2 question use formula x power 2 / 100 we will get the answer when profit and loss % is samee... where x is profit and loss value
Can you solve second question with that formula?
131.25how to solve with diff 10
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Sir in the first question if that number was a prime number what should we do
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A+b×ab/100
Sir u r shortcuts are really helpful. But I know one formula as ( loss% × profit% )/100 to find the loss % or profit % . In the second que I get 6% as loss% by the above formula. But your ans got different ... which one is correct
can be able to find the cost price in this method
yes
This trick is not applicable for odd numbers ...
I have tried...
How we will do ?? Plz.. tell me
Sir iam having doubt In this the selling price 56 why do u wrote 4*14 why you didn't take 28*2
because the difference shuld be 10,if you try it by using quadratic eq,answr will b same
What is the cp of a pen sold at 25 percent for 150
25%-150
100%-? ×
25×=150×100
×=150×100/25=150×4=600
25% what?
Profit or loss?
120
Thanks
Super sir
Awesome trick
In first question..I have a doubt..if the selling price is prime number,how can we get diff 10 and factors??
Same here
Nice sir! For English medium Banking exams videos, I believe Vidya Guru sessions are the best source. I never found such a nice explanation at any other youtube channel.
Please sir, make lecture on mixture and alligation
But your trick for first type of question was best...
If SP is 50, what is the CP..?? Please reply sir
Arey y will they give such a number ? It always has to be in that range where factorization is possible
Why don't you put 50 in place of 54?
Next vedio made it
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A business man sold one third of his merchandise at a loss of 10%. At what percent of Gain he should sell the remaining goods to gain 10% on the whole?
Please give me with detailed explanation
Sir aap math Hindi me nahi padhate ho
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Sir we taken 2nd que. S.P is 56 Of two factors are 8*7=56 Then smaller factor is 7...So, Ans is 70 ...& 14*4=56 Ans is 40..,HOW WE WILL TAKE TWO FACTORS...??Sir
👆🏻Ok ok sir now I understand above question .. we take Difference is 10 👍🏻
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No one will understand this method change the method
Lengthy for second question( common loss or gain %/10)square
SIR, Does this method only apply for this kind of questions or any
If profit and loss percentage is same then You should try x square by 100. i.e., 10*10/100 which is 1 %
SIR, Does this method only apply for this kind of questions or any